Pamplona's world-famous fiestas and the city's traditional running of the bulls are underway this week, and once again hundreds of thousands of visitors have travelled to the capital of Navarre for Spain's most internationally-known fiestas, first made famous outside the country by Ernest Hemingway in his 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises," which was later made into a successful Hollywood film. Pamplona's week-long fiestas begin each year at noon on July 6th, and the first running of the bulls is on the morning of July 7th, the feast day of San Fermín. In fact, Pamplona's fiestas are often referred to as "los Sanfermines." This year tourists and bull runners visiting Pamplona and Navarre for the Sanfermines have a new service they can use to help them plan their visit and connect with others--a comprehensive website called Sanferlink ( www.sanferlink.com ). To find out about Sanferlink Justin Coe talks to its creator and CEO, Laura Azcona (09/07/14).
